Ted Larson, Dallas Architect
Dallas and Texas Architect
Ted Larson and Paul Pedigo established their firm in 1985. They previously worked together on the restoration of the state capitol and other monumental buildings. They have since renovated and expanded homes designed by Hal Thomson and Anton Korn, along with many other important twentieth century architects. The regional quality of their work can be seen in new residences, park buildings and other projects that express their interpretation of Texas Modernism. Ted Larson adapts well to the desires of the client, which can be seen at the delightful Charleston style home he designed in University Park at 3036 Westminster.
Example of Homes Architect Ted Larson Designed
White Rock Lake Estate Home
4211 West Lawther Drive, Dallas, Texas
Estate Property on 3.95 Acres – Sold by Douglas Newby
Architect Ted Larson, contractor Randy Clowdus and landscape architect David Hocker renovated and created this spectacular home and landscape design. On nearly four acres, the most beautiful elevated point of White Rock Lake with 356 feet of frontage, you will find this 1936 renovated estate home. The talents of architect Ted Larson, contractor Randy Clowdus, and landscape architect David Hocker are showcased in this remarkable estate property offered for sale.
4050 Cochran Chapel Road, Dallas, Texas
The seven metal roof caps create a dramatic line interrupted by several chimneys. This Texas Modern home was also influenced by Frank Lloyd Wright, with whom David George apprenticed. Ted Larson was the renovation architect of this one-room deep house overlooking a deep ravine and creek.
